Chapter 779: . Early sunset

DeWitt held the cold key in his hand and silently said, "Who is Jenny...?"
Without rushing to return the keys, DeWitt thought of Austin Ge and said: There were always footsteps on the deck at night.
So he sat in his bed late into the night, while waiting, sorting his thoughts in his mind.
"Hah--" DeWitt yawned, and couldn't help it. After all, for the past few days, he has always adhered to the habit of going to bed early.
"It's almost time now." DeWitt murmured, then opened the door and went out.
Walking in the hallway of the ship, DeWitt did see several elven soldiers gathering in a corner of the deck.
"Hello! You guys!" DeWitt called to the group of people: "Why do you gather here at night?"
"De... Captain DeWitt." An elf soldier greeted awkwardly: "We stand here on duty."
"Duty?" DeWitt asked, frowning.
"Captain DeWitt, why are you still awake?" an elf soldier asked.
"Oh, I forgot to return the key. Do you know Jenny? He lent the key to Cremont in the evening, and he should be on duty now. Have you seen him before?" DeWitt picked up Asked the key in his hand.
The elf soldiers looked at each other, paused for a moment, and responded: "Jenny...Jenny has a stomachache. Now he is squatting in the toilet. Captain DeWitt, please give us the keys, and wait for him to come back. , We will help you back."
Hearing this, DeWitt had noticed the strangeness of the soldiers. Speaking of the ban, he replied: "No, I think it's better to let me wait for him to come back and give it to him personally."
After the elves soldiers heard the words, their facial expressions became ugly. Everyone stayed close together and whispered to discuss countermeasures.
DeWitt stared at them for a moment, preparing to turn around to the management cabin.
"Help!" At this moment, a cry from the sea made DeWitt tighten his heart.
DeWitt immediately lay down on the fence and looked up at the dark sea: a figure in uniform was undulating with the waves on the side of the boat. Glancing at the elf soldier fiercely, DeVitra sounded the alarm on the deck.
The entire ship entered a forbidden state.
"What's wrong, what's wrong?" Cremont was awakened by the police siren and woke up.
DeWitt began to look for manpower to help him save Jenny ashore. But what despaired him was that all the crew members he asked for were indifferent.
"Isn't this your crew?" DeWitt shouted in surprise.
"Where people have money is important, since someone has paid us to shut up. We just need to keep quiet." The captain responded blandly.
DeWitt returned to the deck, and the Caladian soldiers and the elven soldiers were standing on both sides of the deck. Raphael leaned against the fence, and the cold wind of the sea blew his trench coat. But his expression was calm.
"It seems that we have not prepared enough for this action." Raphael said coolly.
Several elven soldiers who had previously exposed their identity in front of DeWitt knelt in front of Raphael.
"Boss, we are wrong." The elf soldier apologized.
Raphael glanced at them and said, "Wait tonight, I'll settle your accounts with you."
"Raphael." DeWitt clenched his fists and shouted angrily as he walked to the array of elven soldiers.
"What's wrong with you?" Raphael asked.
"Why do you want to do this?" DeWitt asked: "You said, what is there for us to be so troublesome? Even to sacrifice the lives of innocent people?"
"There is no reason." Raphael shook his head and said, "Just if someone wants you to die, you have to die."
Cremont opened his eyes wide and said, "So you were sent by the people on the island? You turned to the forces of the dark side!"
"When your own country will not reach out to help you. The forces that can rely on you will naturally have to be firmly grasped." Raphael responded.
"I should have known for a long time, what you said to help you to repel the nomads on the island is to lie." Cremont said, pointing at the elf soldier.
"In order to let you leave the world silently, we have prepared long enough." Raphael sighed and said: "Just tonight, you opened this prelude in advance. Don't you worry about your men Will the soldiers resent you? Because of your recklessness, let them live a day less."
The provocative words in Raphael's mouth caused many Caladian soldiers to take out their weapons and step forward.
"It should be fortunate that I broke your conspiracy." DeWitt stopped the soldiers and responded: "Now, you can't rely on the attack. Is there any way to resist us head-on?"
"Physical duel~EbookFREE.me~ We are naturally inferior to you. And we didn't expect this from the beginning." Raphael Yun said lightly: "Speaking of which, don't you find that , Has the boat changed direction?"
DeWitt cast his gaze into the captain's cabin and found that there was no one inside.
"The crew on this ship are all gone!" Cremont reported in a low voice.
During the confrontation between the two parties, the bribery crew had slipped out.
"Get ready to go," Raphael ordered to his soldiers.
"Yes." The elf soldier responded.
"Boom!" "Boom!" The pre-buried bomb exploded under the command of remote control, and half of the ship was swallowed in the fire.
The engine stopped working and seawater continued to pour into the cabin. Most of the hull has collapsed.
Elven soldiers followed the rope and jumped one after another to the rescue boat prepared between the conversation gaps.
Raphael walked to the last one, untied his cloak, and returned to midair. Said to the Caladian soldiers on the ship: "Good luck!"
"Asshole!" DeWitt roared. Then he fell to the position where the elven soldiers were. However, the elven soldiers did not leave them any chance. The ropes of the boat were cut and thrown into the sea.
The fire gradually spread to the deck, and now Caladian soldiers are dead and fast.
DeWitt knelt down on the deck with his head down, his eyes weeping unwillingly.
Cremont stepped forward to shake his body and shouted, "DeWitt! The soldiers are still waiting for you to order! You can't just fall down!"
DeWitt opened his eyes and looked at the soldiers who were standing in a line.
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